One day in November 1964, a ragged and skinny man rushed into the police station of a small town in Siberia in panic. After a brief understanding, the police station staff found that the old man, who seemed to be in his sixties and seventies, was actually in his forties, and he was Berzhnekov, a Soviet soldier who disappeared bizarrely 19 years ago. The Soviet soldier also told the police station staff his magical life experience, the most exciting thing was the story of his nine Japanese "wife" and 73 children.
Then, the former Soviet soldier Berzhnekov asked the government to put him in prison, and the army sentenced him to nine years in prison for violating orders and stealing prisoners of war. Later, nine Japanese "wife" sued him for assault again, so he was sentenced to 12 years in prison for multiple crimes. After several sins, his wife and children were separated. I thought Berzhnekov would be extremely regretful, but Berzhnekov, who had stepped into prison, showed a relieved smile...
So what happened in the 19 years after Berzhnekov disappeared? Why is he so embarrassed when he appears in the public eye again? The most curious thing is how he has 9 "wifes" and 73 children?
Time goes back to 19 years ago. In August 1945, when World War II was about to end, the Soviet Union gathered a million troops in the Far East to launch an attack on the Japanese Kwantung Army. Although Kwantung Army is an elite Japanese army, its main force has been transferred to Pacific battlefield . The remaining 700,000 are almost all newly released recruits. Under the Soviet Union's steel torrent offensive, the Kwantung Army was about to collapse. In just one week, the Soviet army killed 100,000 people and captured more than 600,000 prisoners of war, including more than 10,000 female prisoners of war. The 9 "wife" of Berzhnekov, the protagonist of our story today, came from more than 10,000 prisoners of war.
Although the Soviet Union won victory in World War II, years of war also caused the Soviet Union to lose a large number of population. Therefore, at the end of World War II, the Soviet Union was extremely short of labor and decided to send this group of prisoners of war to Siberia to dig potatoes. The Soviet Union selected young and strong men and women among the prisoners of war and escorted them to Siberia.
The huge number of prisoners of war requires a large number of soldiers to escort, but due to the destruction of the war, there are not many soldiers left in the Soviet Union, so they can only send soldiers to escort them in batches. A batch of prisoners of war were escorted to Siberia in batches, and Berzhnekov was one of the soldiers who were escorting the squad. At the end of 1945, Berzhnekov and five other soldiers escorted a group of prisoners of war together. It was the coldest season in Siberia. The climate was harsh and the journey of escort was already difficult. Unexpectedly, a sudden blizzard cut off the contact between Berzhnekov's team and the large army. The group of six people and the female prisoners of war escorted were lost in the blizzard.
In this extremely bad weather, if you stop on the spot and wait for rescue is like waiting for death. After discussion, the soldiers of the small team decided to continue moving forward. After marching for a while, they regretted it because they accidentally entered a minefield on the border. Soldiers and prisoners of war were killed and injured in an instant. Three of the six soldiers were seriously injured and one was slightly injured. Only Berzhnekov and another soldier escaped by chance. The seriously injured wounded in front of him urgently need treatment, and they need to find the large army to seek help. After discussion, Berzhnekov stayed to take care of three seriously injured soldiers, while the other two soldiers returned to the same route to seek rescue from the large army.
At this time, only 9 female prisoners of war and 1 seriously injured male prisoner of war were still alive. After comforting his injured teammate, Berzhnekov left the male prisoner of war and left him to fend for himself, leaving nine female prisoners of war. Berzhnekov, who was in his 20s, pulled the remaining female prisoners of war into the car...
The female prisoners of war who were pulled into the car were all obtained food afterwards. Faced with the blizzard and the weapons in Berzhnekov's hands, the female prisoners of war had extremely low chances of escaping and surviving, and they could only choose to succumb to Berzhnekov's deterrence.
Just like that, after waiting in place for a while, the supplies in their hands gradually decreased. The seriously injured teammates died one after another because they failed to receive timely treatment. The teammates who went to find rescue were nowhere to be seen, and the blizzard was still raging. Years of combat experience made Berzhnekov feel that he could not wait any longer, so he left the place with nine female prisoners of war and the only remaining supplies.
Looking at the casualties and teammates, Berzhnekov, who was afraid of being punished by the army, decided not to find the large army and wanted to take the nine female prisoners of war to fly away. He tied the female prisoners of war to a rope and pointed the gun at them to carry supplies. In this way, he walked to the depths of the jungle.
After a long journey, they finally found a flat place deep in the jungle. Berzhnekov led his nine female prisoners of war to camp here, build houses here, and with the remaining supplies, they survived the severe winter. Berzhnekov became the local emperor this winter. He controlled all the supplies. He would give him more supplies to any female prisoner of war. The hopeless female prisoners of war had to do their best to please him.
0 The severe winter faded, everything revived, and 10 of them successfully survived the cold winter. When spring came, Berzhnekov instructed the female prisoners of war to reclaim wasteland and sow grain. The female prisoners of war had endless work during the day and had to serve the irritable Berzhnekov at night. They began to feel dissatisfied, but Berzhnekov kept his guns. Even if he held the gun at night, the female prisoners of war could only work hard to make a living under his hands.
As time goes by, these female prisoners of war are also getting pregnant one after another, and Berzhnekov's children are gradually increasing. The existing food is not enough to support so many people, so Berzhnekov can only eat some wild game to supplement the family, and he can only eat less himself. Berzhnekov, who doesn't work much and only seeks pleasure, eats less and less, and his body is not as strong as before, so he falls into the hands of these nine women.
9 women captured and took away the only weapon in his hand when he was not paying attention. When they opened the magazine, they found that the entire magazine was empty! There are no bullets inside!
The female prisoners of war who had been enslaved by Berzhnekov for a long time finally broke out! Like Berzhnekov once treated them, the female prisoners of war started a life of slavery to Berzhnekov.
In the 16 years after, Berzhnekov worked day and night, serving a family of people, and more and more children were born. He had 73 children in his 19 years. In addition to working in the fields, he also had to take care of these children, so that in his forties, he was haggard like an old man in his sixties or seventies. Finally, Berzhnekov collapsed after being squeezed for 16 years! He took advantage of the female prisoners of war and fled down the mountain.
People are not plants and trees, who can be ruthless? Perhaps he had feelings for these female prisoners of war and children during his 19 years of getting along, so Berzhnekov did not choose to escape after escaping down the mountain, but instead found the police station and surrendered! Since then, the shocking events of the Soviet soldiers, his nine wives and 73 children have also been made public!
The police also found 9 female prisoners of war and 73 children in the deep mountains.
During the trial, Berzhnekov said that he could not stand it in the third year. If he hadn't been worried that these people would not be able to eat, he would have run away alone. Now he really couldn't stand it anymore. If he stayed there, he would go crazy, so he chose to come from the head.
In the end, the nine women collectively accused him of assault, Brezhnev was sentenced to 12 years in prison, and 9 women were also deported to Japan with their children.
Although he was sentenced to 12 years in prison, Berzhnekov was so happy that he cried because he was finally relieved! is here, and the content of this issue ends here. Friends who like it like it like it and follow it and forward it. See you next time.
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